Hazard Team Suit

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Hazard Team
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501st Rapid Response Task Group

  • Statistics
  • Current Status: Active
  • Motto: "Geronimo!"
  • Personnel Compliment: 22
    • Officers: 15
    • Enlisted: 7
  • Base of Operations: San Fransico, Sol, Sector 001


  • Current Assignments
  • Section: Alpha Team
  • Location: USS Discovery-B, NCC-31929-B
  • Mission: Hazard Ops
  • Current Assignments
  • Section: Bravo Team/Marine Detachment
  • Location: USS Discovery-B, NCC-31929-B
  • Mission: Hazard Ops
  • Current Assignments
  • Section: Charlie Team
  • Location: USS Arthur Royale, NCC 74630
  • Mission: Search & Rescue


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The Hazard Suit - Background

The Hazard Suit is the standard tactical uniform for all team members. Designed by Lieutenant Commander Tuvok, it is devised for maximum maneuverability and ease of movement. In addition to being accepted as a regulation uniform by Starfleet Command, when the USS Voyager returned, the Hazard Suit is equipped with a Tactical Eye Display, or simply TED, which gives the wearer a cross hair for weapons aiming and a scope for sniper shooting.

The TED also relays mission objectives and tactical information uploaded by the operations manager, or the team's Weapons Specialist when such information was pertinent. The TED could also be tied into a team member's tricorder and display information directly from the scan results, as well as the ability to artificially boost gain levels in all photonic registers (which allowed for a degree of nightvision) and (when coupled with a field tricorder) an angular proximity discriminator, which helped the wearer distinguish between hostile and friendly targets.

The suit itself features a universal power adapter, that allows it to replenish its internal energy stores from almost any uplink, even some alien consoles and terminals. Anabolic protoplasmers and internal dermal regenerators were also installed to increase overall resiliency against weapons fire, as well as aid the wearer if he/she were to be injured. In order to activate these features, a corresponding power terminal would need to be located, which would then activate the systems and recharge the wearer's health. In order to repair damage to the suit, it was also laced with millions of nanites, which would then repair physical and cosmetic damage to the outer layers. The suit also includes enhanced damage control through a phase matrix converter, and integrated ammunition for ease of reload. In addition to the damage resiliency features of the original design, this suit added a new system of nanites which allowed field-medic level assistance of organic wounds. The suit's footwear was reinforced and contained magnetic strips on the outer sole, should the team enter an area with little or no gravity. When coupled with a helmet, the suit could also be used for extra-vehicular activity (EVA) when deployment was necessary in the vacuum of space.

The suit also includes a personal transporter buffer for easy storage of many items in a null space that can be rematerialized at virtually any time. The buffer contains such things as weapons, a helmet for EVA, or pattern enhancers for easy extraction after mission completion. The suit could also withstand great temperatures, and is resilient to most forms of chemicals. The design also includes a minimal shock absorber, should the wearer have the misfortune of falling from considerable height. However, there is a limit to how much damage this portion of the suit can take and would most likely cause either minimal or extreme harm (depending on the height fallen) to the wearer.

Hazard Team Suit - Old

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Hazard Team Suit - Modern

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